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Materials Science and Engineering Interdisciplinary Graduate Program • (979) 845-0750 • fax (979) 862-6835 • 3003 TAMU • 341F Brown Engineering Building • Texas A&M University • College Station, TX 77843-3003 USA • msen@tamu.edu
Master of Engineering degree requirements

Undergraduate or graduate leveling courses, assigned on an individual basis, as needed
0–12
Required Courses
MSEN 601 Fundamental Materials Science and Engineering
4
MSEN 602 Advanced Materials Science and Engineering (Prerequisite: undergraduate course in quantum mechanics, PHYS 689-602, or approval of instructor.)
4
Designated Electives: 3 courses from the MSEN Designated Electives List
9–12
Mathematics: One mathematics course selected from:
3–4

MATH 601 or other graduate-level mathematics course

MATH 311
PHYS 615
PHYS 616
 
CHEN 604
Free electives
8–12
On an individual basis, the student will consult with his/her committee chair to choose additional courses appropriate to research area.
Up to 9 credit hours MSEN 685 courses
Up to 9 credit hours 300- or 400-level courses
Up to 12 credit hours 489/689 courses
Seminar: Up to 2 credit hours MSEN 681 (seminar)
1–2
Total semester credit hours required for degree
30
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